Following Zimbabwe Government Appeal, U.N. Asks For $86M To Address Food Insecurity In Nation

U.N. News Centre: U.N. urgently appeals for $86 million to tackle food insecurity in Zimbabwe
“The United Nations in Zimbabwe has appealed to humanitarian and development partners for $86 million that is critically needed to fill a shortfall to support 1.5 million people affected by food insecurity in the country. … The request followed a recent call by Vice President Emerson Mnangagwa, chairman of the Cabinet Committee on Food and Nutrition Security, to partners for support…” (10/12).

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